Youtube & Vimeo Compression Settings.

Hello i am using Compressor 4.1.3 and im trying to figure out the guidelines for youtube compression. There are many different variables and alot of suggestions from other users that are just guessing at what box to check.
As we all know the default compression settings in compressor 4.1 for youtube and vimeo are not correct.
Vimeo makes it really easy by posting it here:
https://vimeo.com/help/faq/uploading-to-vimeo/compression-tutorials#compressor-4 11
Step by step - very easy.
Google offers this:
https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/1722171?hl=en
Very general settings - Non specific to compressor
Does anybody have the bottom line on Compressor 4.1 youtube compression settings?

The Picture on top is the default vimeo setting in compressor. The bottom is the settings that Vimeo provides. I have tried the default settings and get warnings when i upload to vimeo. Im thinking this must be the same for youtube since i get warnings when i upload a video compressed with the default settings. I made my own custom settings based off of what youtube suggests. I dont get warnings but im guessing at some of the settings. Im gust looking for an official guide if it exists.

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